I³ UPDATE / Entovation International News

Welcome to this edition of I3 UPDATE / ENTOVATION International News. Our feature article this month challenges website owners to look at the underlying knowledge infrastructure of their websites. There are also extracts from a lively AOK discussion forum of 'conversations with Debra Amidon' on knowledge architecture.

MAIN FEATURE
Knowledge Centric Websites?
Why is it so difficult to find informatin on many corporate websites? David Skyrme puts it down to bad implementation, but also being too supplier-centric. This article spells out the contribution of KM to corporate Internet/intranet projects and how to make them knowledge-centric.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
Architecture for the Knowledge Enterprise
Excerpts from 'conversation with Debra Amidon, the invited guest contributor for three weeks during February to the AOK (Association of Knowledge Work) discssion group. Topics covered are the knowledge value proposition, the elements of a knowledge architecture, and implementing a knowledge strategy.
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KNOWLEDGE DIGEST

A round-up of of recent developments.

The Innovation SuperHighway

Elearning is Not KM

Knowledge Research Institute - upgraded website

ITtoolbox Knowledge Management

Call for Speakers for 5th Annual KMWorld Conference

Earlier Digests

EVENTS

A selection of some of the best forthcoming events

THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

You can take a horse to water but you cannot make it drink (think about it!!).

RECENT HIGHLIGHTS

Knowledge Markets: The Future

The IC of Nations

Knowledge Management: Has It Peaked?

Knowledge Sun Rising in Japan

Ignorance Adds Excitement?

Most Admired Knowledge Leaders 2000

ENTOVATION and Global Learn Day IV

Portals: Panacea or Pig?

Knowledge Associations: Networks or Not works?

Market Creation in the Dotcom Economy

Dot com winners and losers

ALL-TIME FAVOURITES

Customers: a new twist on knowledge management

Virtual teaming and virtual organizations: 25 principles of proven practice

Measurement myopia; those who measure and those who act

Portal power: gateways or trapdoors?

Creativity is not innovation

Virtual trust

China: accepting the knowledge challenge

Innovation action for Europe